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The Long Walk as gut-wrenching on screen as on paper
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After languishing in development hell since 1988, Stephen King’s 1979 dystopian novel The Long Walk has finally made it to the big screen – and it was well worth the wait.
Directed and produced by...
School of Art Gallery wraps up Visiting Curator Program
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The U of M’s School of Art Gallery invited two emerging curators in 2021, Lillian O’Brien Davis and Shalaka Jadhav, to create exhibitions and receive mentorship from Grace Deveney, an associate curator of photography...
Kiran Sran presents solo art exhibition at U of M
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Kiran Sran, a third-year fine arts student, unveiled her solo exhibition Belonging and Heritage at the School of Art Student Gallery last week.
For many, the ideas of belonging and heritage might conjure ideas of...
Find your creative flow
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As someone who enjoys painting, drawing and photography, I would describe myself as a creative person. I, however, would not describe myself as an artist or a photographer. Growing up, I took many art...
Understanding capitalism’s impact on the environment
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Mark Hudson, a professor in the department of sociology and criminology at the U of M, studies how social structures and political economies influence the way people relate to the non-human world. His research...
U of M researcher innovates remedy for surgical anxiety
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Renée El-Gabalawy, an associate professor in the department of clinical health psychology at the U of M’s Max Rady college of medicine, studies how mental health affects medical care, especially pre-surgery. She is also...
Mark Carney wants the grade, not the work
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Prime Minister Mark Carney’s last-minute decision to attend the Gaza peace summit in Egypt was the diplomatic equivalent of the group project member who shows up at the end, repeats what others have already...






